Focused Apps
Pet care hub
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Pet care without the paper trail.

Heeler keeps the practical side of pet care in one place: health records, medications, routines, appointments, and the small daily details that are easy to forget when life gets busy.

It is built for people with one pet or several, and it stays local-first. If you are signed into iCloud, sync can happen privately through your own Apple account instead of through a developer-run backend.

Heeler showing a My Pets overview with pet cards and a due soon list.
Care coverage

One home for the routines that keep pets well.

Heeler is structured around the categories that actually matter in ongoing care, rather than around generic notes or a single endless log.

Health

Track weights, vet visits, vaccinations, and follow-ups in a format that stays readable over time.

Medications

Log active courses, reminder times, missed doses, and stopped treatments without juggling a separate reminder app.

Care and Daily

Keep routines like flea treatment, grooming, worming, meals, activity, and journal check-ins close to the same pet profile.

Due Soon Summary

See what needs attention across all pets before it slips through the cracks.

A single overview surfaces overdue care, upcoming vaccinations, and active routines, which is especially useful when more than one pet is involved.

Private Sync

Stay local by default, with optional private iCloud sync when available.

Heeler does not rely on a developer-hosted account system. Records stay on-device, or sync privately through the user's own iCloud account.

Shareable Summary

Export a clean PDF when you need a portable snapshot of a pet's records.

Heeler can generate a health summary PDF, making it easier to bring key details to an appointment or keep a tidy record outside the app.

Practical design

Less admin, more actual care.

Pet care apps can easily turn into cluttered dashboards or generic family-organizer tools. Heeler is more focused than that. It is about the recurring details that are easy to miss, from medication schedules to follow-up appointments.

The goal is not to create more work. The goal is to reduce the mental load of remembering everything, while keeping the data private and simple to move with you.